Great post on BikePure re Joe Papp’s reformed doper saga. We linked to Papp recently for perspective on the Kenny Williams fall from grace. Kenny could do worse than follow Joe’s lead in taking the pledge. And thanks to BikePure for providing an alternative vision to our doping-besotted sport.
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My best to Kenny and hopes for his mental and physical well-being. And my thanks to PA/BI for continuing to force coverage of the reformation that must continue if cycling is to survive as a viable professional sport.